S10C | Unit:8 Reported Speech Advanced

Which of the following represents the reported speech of the sentence "I need to buy groceries today," she noted?

• She noted that she needs to buy groceries that day.

• She noted that she needed to buy groceries today.

• She noted that she needed to buy groceries that day.

• She noted that she will need to buy groceries today.

Which of the following represents the reported speech of the sentence 'There is a concert at the park tonight,' he informed us?

• He informed us that there was a concert at the park tonight.

• He informed us that there is a concert at the park tonight.

• He informed us that there will be a concert at the park tonight.

• He informed us that there had been a concert at the park tonight.

How can we rephrase the sentence "I will call you later," using reported speech?

• She promised that she calls later.

• She promised that she would call later.

• She promised that she calling later.

• She promised that she will call later.

How can we make the sentence "I am cooking dinner tonight," more exciting in reported speech?

• She told us that she cooks dinner that night.

• She told us that she is cooking dinner tonight.

• She told us that she will cook dinner tonight.

• She told us that she cooked dinner that night.

Which of the following represents the reported speech of the sentence "We have been waiting for hours," they complained?

• They complained that they are waiting for hours.

• They complained that they have been waiting for hours.

• They complained that they had been waiting for hours.

• They complained that they were waiting for hours.

How can we make the sentence "If it rained tomorrow, we would cancel the picnic," more interesting using reported speech?

• They decided that if it rains tomorrow, they would cancel the picnic.

• They decided that if it rains tomorrow, they will cancel the picnic.

• They decided that if it rained tomorrow, they would have canceled the picnic.

• They decided that if it rained tomorrow, they will have canceled the picnic.

What would be the reported speech for the sentence "I love chocolate," she exclaimed?

• She exclaimed that she absolutely adored chocolate!

• She exclaimed that she loves chocolate.

• She exclaimed that she had loved chocolate.

• She exclaimed that she loving chocolate.

How can we make the sentence "We are meeting at the café on Main Street," more fun and engaging without changing the core concept or language?

• She reminded him that they meet at the café on Main Street.

• She reminded him that they met at the café on Main Street.

• She reminded him that they are meeting at the café on Main Street.

• She reminded him that they were meeting at the café on Main Street.

How can we rephrase the sentence "I used to play tennis every weekend" using reported speech?

• He remembered playing tennis every weekend.

• He remembered he has played tennis every weekend.

• He remembered he used to play tennis every weekend.

• He remembered he had played tennis every weekend.

How can we make the sentence "We are going to the beach tomorrow," more exciting in reported speech?

• They exclaimed that they were going to the beach tomorrow!

• They exclaimed that they are going to the beach tomorrow!

• They exclaimed that they will go to the beach tomorrow!

• They exclaimed that they would go to the beach tomorrow!